Barcelona could take Rashford on loan, but with a condition

Barcelona has recently balanced their finances under the 1:1 rule, allowing the club to register Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor. This has taught the "Blaugrana" to be more cautious in their transfer dealings, which is reflected in their approach to a potential move for Marcus Rashford.

Details: According to Mundo Deportivo, without major player sales, Barcelona cannot afford Rashford’s signing—even on loan. The challenge lies not just in the transfer fee but also in complying with financial fair play regulations, which include player wages.

Rashford’s salary, estimated at €18.5 million annually, is a significant obstacle. To accommodate his wages, Barcelona would need to offload several players to reduce their salary expenses.

Reminder: Previous reports suggested that potential departures could include Óscar Mingueza and Ansu Fati to make room for new arrivals.